Sentence examples for misleading name from inspiring English sources

"Drones" is a sexy, but misleading, name for vehicles that average 25cm in length.

His office was at 270 Broadway in Manhattan, and though nearly all the work was done elsewhere -- at Los Alamos, N.M., and more than 100 other sites -- he gave the secret initiative a deliberately misleading name: the Manhattan Engineer District.

After the verdict was read, I heard one commentator with the misleading name Nancy Grace suggesting that the jurors were biased.

Josh Lederman y Los Diablos also sport a misleading name.

That unfortunate, misleading name was dropped a few months later.

Antifolk sounds like something inhuman or cruel, but it is a misleading name.

If names published in accordance with ICBN are not accepted, the field will have no recognized mechanism for conferring names, fostering the use of idiosyncratic, inadequate, and misleading names.

It was conceivable, he said, that a suit contending the prospectus was misleading could name Goldman as a defendant, even though the firm had not participated in the due diligence done by the underwriters.

It began, by some measures, in March , 1981 two months into the first Reagan Administration, when Bobby Sands was fasting and Eddie Rabbitt topped the charts, and it's provided a steady bass line — that is to say, the bulk of the financing — for an era of so many world-altering events that it would be misleading to name just a few.

My misleading last name (I'm not rich!) begins with "A".

In the 20th century, some historians argued that Parkman exaggerated the extent of Pontiac's influence in the conflict and that it was misleading to name the war after Pontiac.